Bryton Rider 17 GPS Bike Computer
$590.00
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The Bryton Rider 17 is a 3-inch segment-display GPS bike computer that records tracks by satellite, with up to 25 hours of battery. It has no route-map specification. It uses three side buttons and has no touchscreen. It suits daily rides and commuting when the main job is to record the ride.
At a glance
- Product: GPS bike computer. The shop option is black only.
- Brand: Bryton.
- Display: 3-inch segment HTN LCD, no touchscreen, three side buttons.
- Battery: up to 25 hours. USB-C, and charging while in use.
- Navigation: no route-map specification; GNSS track recording.
- Best for: daily rides and commuting, mainly to record ride data.
Features
Bryton Rider 17 - Born to Ride, Embrace the Joy of Cycling
Rider 17 is a handy GPS cycling computer that combines data display, activity recording, and smart communication in one compact device. With easy operation and no complex setup required, you can instantly dive into the thrill of cycling. Whether for daily commutes or weekend adventures, it provides accurate GPS tracking and essential data, making it a reliable companion on every ride.
Ready to Use, Simple and Intuitive Operation
No complicated setup or speed sensor installation is needed—just power on, wait for GPS signals, and you’re ready to go! The three side buttons make operation straightforward, allowing you to start/stop recording, switch data pages, toggle the backlight, and mark laps. In addition to manually marking laps, you can enable the auto-lap feature to mark laps automatically at specific distances or locations. This feature is especially useful for analyzing stats from different segments of your ride.
Larger Screen with Flexible Page Customization
The 3-inch screen makes all data easily visible at a glance. Each page is preset with key information and automatically adjusts based on paired sensors. Additionally, with the Bryton Active app, you can easily customize page layouts and data fields from your smartphone, offering greater user flexibility.
25-Hour Extended Battery Life
With up to 25 hours of battery life, you can ride worry-free on long adventures. Rider 17 also supports charging via a power bank during rides, ensuring no data is lost even on unexpectedly long trips. The high-contrast screen, along with backlighting and a durable waterproof design, ensures clear visibility in any weather or lighting condition.
Comprehensive Support for 23 Functions
Rider 17 offers 23 essential data metrics, including time, speed, distance, cadence, heart rate, gradient, lap info, altitude, and heading direction, allowing you to easily monitor all aspects of your ride. Whether you’re on a flat road or tackling a hilly climb, you’re always in control. Firmware updates are quick and convenient via the Bryton Update Tool or the Bryton Active app.
Smart Notifications: Stay Informed on the Go
When paired with your smartphone via Bluetooth, Rider 17 keeps you informed throughout your ride. Receive instant alerts for incoming calls, emails, and SMS, ensuring you never miss an important message while cycling.

Global Navigation System for Ultra-Precise Positioning
Rider 17 integrates GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) for fast and accurate positioning. It supports multiple systems, including GPS (USA), GLONASS (Russia), BDS (China), Galileo (Europe), and QZSS (Japan). Whether in urban canyons or remote wilderness, it delivers precise location tracking and records every route with accuracy. Additionally, the built-in barometer provides real-time gradient data and faithfully tracks elevation gain during your rides.
Live Track: Real-Time Tracking and Sharing
The Live Track feature allows cyclists to share their real-time location with friends and family. Once enabled, a link is generated and can be shared. With this link, others can monitor your ride, including real-time location, speed, trip time, distance, and the last update time. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your rides are always tracked and visible to those who care.
Smart Connectivity with Multiple Devices
Rider 17 offers fast and stable data transmission with its companion app, Bryton Active, on your smartphone. It supports heart rate monitors and speed/cadence sensors via Bluetooth. The device also accommodates two bike profiles with different sensor and grid settings, allowing you to switch bikes seamlessly without re-pairing sensors—just switch the bike profile.
Supports a Bryton Gardia radar light
The global spec table lists the Bryton Gardia series over Bluetooth. The computer can show vehicles approaching from behind on screen and with a sound. The table does not state a detection distance.
Cloud Sync for Ride Data: Capture Every Moment
Recorded data can be automatically synced via Bluetooth directly from Rider 17 to the Bryton Active app, where you can view progress, analyze ride data graphically, and share rides on social media. The spec table also lists Ride with GPS, alongside Strava, TrainingPeaks, Komoot and Relive.
Sync to Bryton Active App
Ride records can upload over Bluetooth to the Bryton Active app. The spec table lists Strava, TrainingPeaks, Relive, Ride with GPS and Komoot. This page does not treat the app line about downloading planned routes as an onboard map on the Rider 17.
Third-party sync
After upload to the Bryton Active app, rides can sync to Strava, TrainingPeaks, Relive, Ride with GPS and Komoot, which is the list on the global spec table.
How to choose
Screen size, battery, navigation and touch for the Bryton computers in this range are in the comparison below. This page does not add a second computer comparison table.
| Model | Display | Battery | Navigation / maps | Touchscreen | Device and bundle | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryton Rider S810 GPS Bike Computer | 3.5-inch colour TFT touchscreen | Up to 50 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; on-device reroute without a phone | Yes | S810E and S810T; box contents — | Riders who want a large screen, long battery life, and rerouting without a phone |
| Bryton Rider S510 GPS Bike Computer | 2.8-inch colour TFT touchscreen | Up to 30 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; on-device reroute without the app | Yes | S510E and S510T; box contents — | Riders who want a colour touchscreen, onboard maps, and training features |
| Bryton Rider 650 Bike Computer | 2.8-inch colour TFT capacitive touchscreen | Up to 33 hours | Preloaded OSM; turn-by-turn; reroute via the Bryton Active app | Yes (also a customisable function key) | 650E device only and 650T bundle; box contents — | Riders who want a colour touchscreen and preloaded maps, and will use the app to reroute |
| Bryton Rider 460 GPS Bike Computer (International Version) | 2.6-inch mono LCD | Up to 32 hours | No preloaded map; turn-by-turn; reroute via the Bryton Active app | No | 460E device only; 460D with heart-rate strap and cadence sensor | Riders who want a large mono screen and turn prompts, without an onboard map |
| Bryton Rider 17 GPS Bike Computer (this page) | 3-inch segment HTN LCD | Up to 25 hours | No route-map specification; GNSS track recording | No (three side buttons) | Black only; no device-only / bundle split | Daily rides and commuting, mainly to record ride data |
| Bryton Rider 15 neo GPS Bike Computer (International Version) | 2-inch segment HTN LCD | Up to 16 hours (clear sky) | No route-map specification; compass mode shows heading | No (three buttons) | 15neoE device only; 15neoC with cadence sensor | Riders who want a small button computer for basic data and heading |
| Bryton Rider S800 GPS Bike Computer | 3.4-inch colour MIP touchscreen | Up to 36 hours | Preloaded OSM and turn-by-turn. Spec table marks on-device reroute; the same page’s text says a phone connection is required | Yes | S800E and S800T; box contents — | Riders who want a large MIP touchscreen and preloaded maps |
The closest model is the Bryton Rider 15 neo GPS Bike Computer (International Version): 2 inches, three buttons, up to 16 hours in clear sky, also with no route-map specification. For turn prompts without an onboard map, see the Bryton Rider 460 GPS Bike Computer (International Version). For preloaded OSM, see the Bryton Rider S810 GPS Bike Computer.
Product Spec
Size&Weight
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55.0 mm Width
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80.6 mm Height
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12.8 mm Depth
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63 g Weight

Battery Hour

Display Size

Bike Radar

LAP
Specification
General
| Physical Dimension |
55 x 80.6 x 12.8 mm |
| Satellite Supported |
GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Beidou, QZSS |
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Operating Temp. |
-10°C~50°C |
| weight |
63 g |
| Waterproof Rating |
Incidental exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes |
| USB Port |
USB Type C |
| Display Type |
3" Segment Type HTN LCD |
| Battery Life |
25 HR |
Training
| Bike Profile |
Up to 2 |
| Max Data Grid/Page |
4 |
| Auto Lap |
Yes |
| Customizable Data Grid |
Yes (On Device / Via Bryton Active App) |
| Auto Pause/Scroll |
Yes |
Safety and Tracking Features
| Live Track |
Yes |
| Smart Notifications |
Yes |
| In-use Charging |
Yes |
| Bike Radar |
Bryton Gardia series via BLE |
Connectivity
| Wireless |
BLE (iOS & Android) |
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Auto Sync to 3rd Party Platform |
Strava, TrainingPeaks, Relive, Komoot, Ride with GPS |
| Automatic Activities Upload |
Yes |
What's in the box
• Rider 17
• Bike Mount
• Safety Lanyard
• Quick Start Guide
FAQ
How does the Rider 17 differ from the Rider 15 neo?
The Rider 17 is a 3-inch segment display with three side buttons and up to 25 hours of battery. The Bryton Rider 15 neo GPS Bike Computer (International Version) is 2 inches, with three buttons, and up to 16 hours in clear sky. Neither has a touchscreen or a route-map specification. The 15 neo has a cadence-bundle option. The Rider 17 shop option is black only.
How does it differ from the Rider 460?
The Bryton Rider 460 GPS Bike Computer (International Version) is a 2.6-inch mono screen with up to 32 hours, no preloaded map, but with turn-by-turn navigation and reroute via the Bryton Active app. The Rider 17 is 3 inches and up to 25 hours. Its global page has no route-map or turn-by-turn section. It records the track and basic ride data.
Does the Rider 17 have a route map?
No. The global page has no Navigation Features section. It uses GNSS to fix position and record the track. That is not a preloaded street map and it is not turn-by-turn navigation.
Can it record a track without a phone?
Yes. The existing page says you do not need to fit a speed sensor first: power on, wait for a fix, and record. A phone is for the Bryton Active app, for the Live Track share link, and for smart notifications.
Do I have to install the Bryton Active app?
Recording can stay on the computer. Uploading a ride, some data-page setup, and Live Track use the Bryton Active app (iOS and Android).
How does it mount on the bike?
The global box list includes a Bryton bike mount and a safety lanyard. To confirm the mount for your handlebar, contact us before ordering and describe the bar.
Specifications and components follow the manufacturer's latest release and may change without notice. If in doubt, please contact us to confirm before ordering.
Last updated: October 2026





